Is this compatible with induction cooktops?
29401
Yes, I bought this for my mother and she has an induction. It works well. Pending someone else saying the pain chips, I have this kettle as does my mother and our paint has remained intact with no chips.
29402
Poor paint job. Like this pot but would never buy it again due to poor paint covering
29403
I have no idea. I suggest you call the company. I gave the telephone number in one of the earlier inquiries.
1039524
Yes, absolutely. I have had it for several months now and it works with my NuWave Portable Induction cooktop with no problem.
1335016
I only have electric glass cook top so I do not know about induction cooktop. Sorry
1469591
Do you mean induction cooktops? If so then yes! I use mine with my induction range and it works great.
2095288
Yes, it works with my induction cooktop. It's a good pan and one of the very few that is also dish washer safe.
1636412
Sandee, I think you're asking if this griddle is compatible with an induction cooktop. The answer is no. The griddle is solid (anodized) aluminum with a hard non-stick coating applied to the cooking surface. Thus this griddle is non-magnetic and it will not work with an induction heating element. My guess is that most of these non-stick griddles will either be aluminum or clad aluminum, as for example, the All-Clad product line. So if you have an induction cooktop you may need to go old school and look for an iron griddle which likely will be absent any high tech non-stick coating. Although, as you may well know, iron if cured properly builds something of a natural non-stick surface. Cheers!
2253446
Unless I am mistaken, cookware needs to be metallic in order to work on an induction cooktop. This item is ceramic, so no.
953354
We use ours on gas cooktop but when I was researching the cookware it stated induction compatible
676763
The Emeril All-Clad pan and any other hard anodized pot or pan cannot be used on an induction cook top. the are nonmagnetic, therefore not compatible.
566017
Yes, this can be used on an induction cook top. Just beware of scratching the cook top surface, as the enameled pans are rougher or grittier than stainless steal.
910094
I don't know. I don't have an induction cooktop so I've never tried to use it on one.
668242
Yes this Faberware Classic Stainless Steal is induction compatible. All stainless steal is not compatible, I thought it was but not all. These are though. They work great.
1567212
I assume so. My cooktop is a Whirlpool glass-surface induction cooktop. Never had any problems.
632360
I don't think so. These pots have an aluminum encapsulated base which should not be used with induction cooktops. You need cast iron, enamel or stainless steel cookware. And even if it were compatible, I would not recommend them at all. The price looked good to me, but now that I'm having to replace them a year later, I wish I'd spent the extra $50 for something better.
744123
Although we do not currently have an induction cooktop, the warranty paperwork received with the cookware state that "Compatible with all cooktops, optimal for induction"
1294542
I can imagine no reason why it wouldn't be. Induction is just the method of creating heat under the pot. It is stainless, and my pot actually requires a setting of 8 on my ten point indicator, on a regular electric stove
1538294
I don't know for sure, but I believe there has to be iron in pot for it to work with an induction cook top.